Article: Spoonylicious! - How to make a spoon

[Tony]

You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=335-spoonylicious!-How-to-make-a-spoon

 

[salad]

Good article mate, easy to follow.
Milk with no sugar in mine

 

[Hat Man]

Nice, think I will try the spoon, know I will try the brew.

 

[oldtimer]

Any tips on spoon carving without using a special spoon carving knife? Ideally how to carve a spoon out in the wood with my trustly SAK.

 

[silentbob]

What kind of oil should be used?

 

[Goingnative]

Did you use dry wood or was it still green?

 

[Paganwolf]

Blimey this is a blast from the past!! yes bud the woods green, it need not be its just easier green....

 

[DavidBFPO]

hello,
New to the group (hello all).
What do you mean the brews not mandatory?
C'mon a brew while you work
gotta be priority..lol!?
Like the article.
Regards
David

 

[markal]

cool spoon will have to make one what wood do you use
thanks

 

[Paganwolf]

Any nut or fruit woods good,, stay away from pine and resinous soft woods although they are ok for practice, my main user spoon is cherry..

 

[whats wrong with you all]

Any tips on spoon carving without using a special spoon carving knife? Ideally how to carve a spoon out in the wood with my trustly SAK.

anyone have any advice? i'd like to know as well as i only have my mora 510, no spoon knife yet!

 

[g4ghb]

Any tips on spoon carving without using a special spoon carving knife? Ideally how to carve a spoon out in the wood with my trustly SAK.

anyone have any advice? i'd like to know as well as i only have my mora 510, no spoon knife yet!

you can burn the bowl out with a glowing coal then sand with, well sand!

 

[dump of the stig]

nice I might give that a go, I always get a little burst of energy once im set up the woods collected ect and I been in my hammock staring up at the canopy for an hour, nice keep sake for each trip

 

[jacko1066]

Any tips on carving out the bowl of the spoon? I don't seem to have much luck with a crook knife so am considering using an ember from the fire and burning the bowl!!

Cheers
Steve